Inside ITT

Labor

With Traditional Unions on the Decline, Can Members-Only Unions Breathe Life Back Into Labor?

Moshe Marvit and Leigh Anne Schriever

Comics

RIP Jose Guerrero

Eric Garcia

Comics

RIP Jose Guerrero

Eric Garcia

Comics

Canadian Superiority

Matt Bors

Feature

At Colleges, Running Backs Get All the Greenbacks, While Academic Students Fight Over Crumbs

College football has become a bloated, multi-million dollar business, subverting the original mission of universities—education.

Gilbert M. Gaul

Feature

For Israel, ‘Human Rights’ Has Meant the Right To Dominate Palestinians

The idea of human rights has too often been put to use by perpetrators rather than victims.

Belen Fernandez

Feature

You Have Less Than Three Days To Bid on the Menstrual Blood Portrait of Donald Trump on eBay

Proceeds from the painting will go to an immigrant and workers rights organization in Portland.

Branko Marcetic

Labor

The Kabuki Theatre That Is the White House’s Trans-Pacific Partnership Negotiations

Jim Hightower

Viewpoint

The Refugee Crisis No One’s Talking About

The Central American refugee crisis is just as large and urgent as the Syrian refugee crisis. Why are we ignoring it?

Joseph Sorrentino

Dispatch

These Activists Are Trying To Solve the Housing Crisis—By Suing the Suburbs

Bay Area activists take a suburb to court, saying it refused to allow high-density housing

s.e. smith

Rural America

Rewild! Escape from Monomania

George Monbiot

Labor

Keeping the Memory of Working-Class Struggle Alive in Philadelphia

Jake Blumgart

Labor

Teamsters Say Union Buster C&S Wholesale Grocers Aims To Kill Jobs at Safeway

Bruce Vail

Viewpoint

Stuck in the Past: Democratic Candidates Spurn Internet Policy in First Debate

The 2016 Democratic candidates are letting the public down by ignoring the Internet. Here’s where they should start.

Daniel Massoglia

Rural America

How I Edited An Agricultural Paper (Once)

Mark Twain

Culture

The Most Disappointing Thing About Submission Isn’t Islamophobia, But Its Tedious Sexism

Any nuanced discussion about the intersection of cultures in Michel Houellebecq's new book is buried under its tiresome narration

Chris Lehmann

Labor

Can the Fight for $15 Replicate Its New York Wage Board Victory Around the Country?

Max Zahn

Labor

Leaked Documents Show How Harvard Administration Wants To Defeat Grad Student Union

Corey Robin